Global warming is causing forest die-offs today, just as it did during the Permian-Triassic extinction event
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After a sharp rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels 252 million years ago, the death of forests led to a long-term shift in Earth’s climate, with greenhouse conditions persisting for millions of years.
Scientists working to understand this event, which caused the biggest mass extinction in Earth’s history, warn that a similar story may unfold if we continue emitting greenhouse…
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